[jQuery] Re: Jquery simple problem

[Nabeel Faruqui]

remember that on this page we are using the ATLAS control also. I
think AJAX Atlas might be creating the issue. any resolutions ?

On Apr 1, 4:03 pm, Nabeel Faruqui  wrote:
> Hi,
> This is my simple jquery code. I have included it in the head of html
> document.
>
> 
>         jQuery(function() {
>                  jQuery('#slickbox').hide('fast');
>
>             jQuery('#slick-toggle').click(function() {
>         jQuery('#slickbox').toggle('blind',350);
>         return false;
>       });
>
>         });
>         
>
> the problem is that every time AJAX postback occures, and when i click
> the slickbox button, it is fired as many times the AJAX postback
> occures. i.e. If 3 postbacks, the slickbox.click function is fired 3
> times. I dont want that. I need that to be fired only one time.
>
> Let me know.

[jQuery] Re: Append asterisk to required field labels

[JT]

Example using CSS.

YOUR HTML

First Name

YOUR CSS
label.required:after {
content: ' *';
}

RESULT: First Name *

OR

label.required:before {
content: '* ';
}

RESULT: * First Name

[jQuery] just in Firefox 3.0.8 $ is not defined

[Asinox]

Hi, i dont know what happen but just in FF, Jquery show error

error:

$ is not defined


my code:


$(document).ready(function(){
 $('#demoOne').listnav();
});


yes, i have the url to the jquery and the plugin in nice place, but
idont know why just Firefox

[jQuery] Re: Append asterisk to required field labels

[RobG]

On Apr 1, 10:56 am, Baum  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am looking to use jQuery in conjunction with xVal for validation.
> One of the cool things I though jQuery would allow me to do is append
> an asterisk (*) to the label of "ALL" my fields that have a css class
> of "required". The example below only applies the asterisk to the
> first field.

How about using CSS?


--
Rob

[jQuery] jQuery live to have the original livequery plugin function: on element add binding?

[goodwill]

I wonder if jQuery core live function could have such functionality?
Now I am mixing both together, but there are some weird issues could
occur- like if I am trying to encapsulate a livequery to trigger when
a new div is added and setup live hook within, multiple hooks might
occur (i.e. the event function is called twice). I tried to replace my
inner function with livequery plugin too and the problem goes away, so
its somewhat the compatibility between the livequery and live
function. Ideally if the core live can gain the same function in
livequery, I could merge the code back and have one less plugin.

[jQuery] Re: Ajax Errors with Firefox 3.0.8 (latest release)

[tallvanilla]

Thanks James.

It would probably take an hour or more to reproduce a demo of the
errors in a publicly-accessible space, so I'm hoping this is a known
issue by now and that anyone who's also experienced it can shed some
light on it.

I had already checked the Mozilla security updates page. I don't
really understand it, but it all seems to deal with changes to XSL and
XUL. Doesn't this have something essential to do with how AJAX works?
The AJAX error message that Firefox 3.0.8 triggers in jQuery's AJAX
functions returns an XHR status of "200" and an XHR status text of
"OK".

jQuery version is 1.2.6. Probably not old enough to be the issue. Any
thoughts?

JOSH




On Apr 1, 5:22 pm, James  wrote:
> I have not experienced such issues using FF3.0.8 and the latest
> version of jQuery (1.3.2).
> Which version of jQuery are you using?
>
> If possible, are you able to provide some code or samples of the
> content being transferred that's not working?
> Here's the Security Updates page for 
> FF3.0.8:http://www.mozilla.org/security/known-vulnerabilities/firefox30.html#...
>
> On Apr 1, 1:08 pm, tallvanilla  wrote:
>
> > Many of our websites users began reporting AJAX errors on all jQuery-
> > enabled pages of our website. The common factor among these users is
> > that all are using the latest update to Firefox: version 3.0.8. From
> > what I've gathered, it might only affect "get" requests, but I can't
> > be sure of that yet.
>
> > Has anyone else experienced this problem yet, or is this too new to
> > have been identified as a bug? Is it more likely a bug in Firefox than
> > jQuery?
>
> > Unfortunately, I have no links to post. This all occurs in a secure,
> > members-only area of our website.
>
> > JOSH

[jQuery] Re: DOM manipulation

[Mauricio (Maujor) Samy Silva]

   $('.wrapper').height = '1000px';
and that will not work, because we don't have $('.wrapper') in working
what should I do, to accomplish the desirable result?


$('.wrapper').css('height', '1000px');

Maurício 

[jQuery] Re: DOM manipulation

[James]

Try:
$('.wrapper').height(1000);

On Apr 1, 2:49 pm, gryzzly  wrote:
> Hello.
> Let's say I have
> $(document).ready(function() {
>     $('.niceImage, .hiddenText').wrapAll(' div>');});
>
> then I want to access newly inserted to the DOM div with class wrapper
> and do something with it;
> $(document).ready(function() {
>     $('.niceImage, .hiddenText').wrapAll(' div>');
>     $('.wrapper').height = '1000px';});
>
> and that will not work, because we don't have $('.wrapper') in working
> copy of DOM.
>
> what should I do, to accomplish the desirable result?

[jQuery] DOM manipulation

[gryzzly]

Hello.
Let's say I have
$(document).ready(function() {
$('.niceImage, .hiddenText').wrapAll('');
});
then I want to access newly inserted to the DOM div with class wrapper
and do something with it;
$(document).ready(function() {
$('.niceImage, .hiddenText').wrapAll('');
$('.wrapper').height = '1000px';
});
and that will not work, because we don't have $('.wrapper') in working
copy of DOM.

what should I do, to accomplish the desirable result?

[jQuery] Re: will two JQuery libs conflicts?

[brian]

On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 8:03 PM, RobG  wrote:
>
>
>
> On Apr 2, 1:51 am, brian  wrote:
>> On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 11:01 AM, Xu  wrote:
>>
>> > Thanks. Can you elaborate it?
>> > You seem to suggest if my web page includes their actual JQuery file,
>> > there will be for sure problems.  Why is that? Thanks.
>>
>> Because you'll be redeclaring the methods. If you load a page like
>> this, you'll get an error:
>>
>> function foo()
>> {
>>   alert('foo');
>> }
>>
>> function foo()
>> {
>>   alert('foo again');
>> }
>
>
> Not necessarily.  The second declaration replaces the first, any call
> to foo will call the second function.  An error will only occur if the
> second function itself creates an error - if so, it will happen even
> if the first declaration is removed.
>

Oh, right--javascript!

[jQuery] Re: Ajax Errors with Firefox 3.0.8 (latest release)

[James]

I have not experienced such issues using FF3.0.8 and the latest
version of jQuery (1.3.2).
Which version of jQuery are you using?

If possible, are you able to provide some code or samples of the
content being transferred that's not working?
Here's the Security Updates page for FF3.0.8:
http://www.mozilla.org/security/known-vulnerabilities/firefox30.html#firefox3.0.8

On Apr 1, 1:08 pm, tallvanilla  wrote:
> Many of our websites users began reporting AJAX errors on all jQuery-
> enabled pages of our website. The common factor among these users is
> that all are using the latest update to Firefox: version 3.0.8. From
> what I've gathered, it might only affect "get" requests, but I can't
> be sure of that yet.
>
> Has anyone else experienced this problem yet, or is this too new to
> have been identified as a bug? Is it more likely a bug in Firefox than
> jQuery?
>
> Unfortunately, I have no links to post. This all occurs in a secure,
> members-only area of our website.
>
> JOSH

[jQuery] Re: will two JQuery libs conflicts?

[RobG]

On Apr 2, 1:51 am, brian  wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 11:01 AM, Xu  wrote:
>
> > Thanks. Can you elaborate it?
> > You seem to suggest if my web page includes their actual JQuery file,
> > there will be for sure problems.  Why is that? Thanks.
>
> Because you'll be redeclaring the methods. If you load a page like
> this, you'll get an error:
>
> function foo()
> {
>   alert('foo');
> }
>
> function foo()
> {
>   alert('foo again');
> }


Not necessarily.  The second declaration replaces the first, any call
to foo will call the second function.  An error will only occur if the
second function itself creates an error - if so, it will happen even
if the first declaration is removed.


--
Rob

[jQuery] Re: jQuery/ HTML help needed

[Warfang]

Woah, thanks! It worked! I was bent on the idea that selectors had to
have quotation marks. I suppose (in this case at least) thats untrue.
Thank you.

On Mar 31, 11:14 pm, Ricardo  wrote:
> Actually this is the perfect opportunity to put those href's into use:
>
> 
>         slide 1
>         slide 2
>         slide 3
> 
>
> 
>         slide 1
>         slide 2
>         slide 3
> 
>
> The script:
> $('#tab_links a').click(function(){
>    var activeTab = $(this).attr('href');
>    $(activeTab).fadeIn(500);
>    return false;
>
> });
>
> Even with your way you could have kept the IDs valid and have it work
> the same:
> ...
> slide 2
>
> var activeTab = $(this).attr('id').substring(5);
> $('#'+activeTab).fadeIn(500);
>
> (you could also use $(this).attr('id').replace('link_', '') )
>
> cheers,
> - ricardo
> On Mar 31, 10:25 pm, James  wrote:
>
> > You're making it more complicated than it really is.
> > Using something similar to Jonathan's method:
>
> > // Change your id to something like 'link_1', like here:
> > slide 1
>
> > var activeTabID = $(this).attr('id');  // -> link_1
> > var activeTab = activeTabID.split('_')[1];  // -> 1
> > $('#tab_'+activeTab).fadeIn(500);  // fadeIn element with ID 'tab_1'
>
> > On Mar 31, 3:04 pm, Warfang  wrote:
>
> > > Could I do something like this?...
>
> > >   var activeTab = $(this).attr('id');
> > >   $(''#(activeTab)'').fadeIn(500);
>
> > > Those are two single quotes by the way. That is what I would like to
> > > accomplish.

[jQuery] Ajax Errors with Firefox 3.0.8 (latest release)

[tallvanilla]

Many of our websites users began reporting AJAX errors on all jQuery-
enabled pages of our website. The common factor among these users is
that all are using the latest update to Firefox: version 3.0.8. From
what I've gathered, it might only affect "get" requests, but I can't
be sure of that yet.

Has anyone else experienced this problem yet, or is this too new to
have been identified as a bug? Is it more likely a bug in Firefox than
jQuery?

Unfortunately, I have no links to post. This all occurs in a secure,
members-only area of our website.

JOSH

[jQuery] Re: Append asterisk to required field labels

[James]

I'm not sure what the asp.net MVC release of jquery is and if it's
been modified from the original, but on my 1.3.2 (from jquery.com),
the code works. So there is no problem with jQuery 1.3.2 regarding each
().
There must be something else that's causing the issue. Do you still
have somewhere in your code the deprecated syntax with the @ in the
selectors?
Eg. $("inp...@type=text]")

On Mar 31, 5:51 pm, Baum  wrote:
> Thanks James.
>
> I am just getting started with jQuery so the syntax is rather new.
> What I found is that the jquery-1.3.2.js file that I am using as part
> of the asp.net MVC release does not appear to work with each syntax (I
> only get the first input field back). I reverted back to 1.2.6 and it
> appears to work.
>
> This leads me to believe there is a problem with 1.3.2...
>
> Baum
>
> On Mar 31, 9:04 pm, James  wrote:
>
> > How about something like:
>
> > $required = $(".required"); // list of elements with 'required' class.
> > $.each($required, function(i) {
> >      var id = $(this).attr('id');
> >      var $label = $("label[for="+id+"]");
> >      $label.text( $label.text()+'*' );
>
> > });
>
> > The requirement is that all your .required input's ID should have a
> > corresponding label with a matching 'for' ID. (It's not going to bomb
> > or anything if it doesn't.)
>
> > On Mar 31, 3:46 pm, Baum  wrote:
>
> > > One note the javascript included in the original post is incorrect...I
> > > was playing around and pasted the wrong copy...remove the each(). Also
> > > var size = $(".required").size(); is equal to 1 but var size = $
> > > ("input").size(); is equal to 2.
>
> > > Thanks.
>
> > > On Mar 31, 7:56 pm, Baum  wrote:
>
> > > > Hi,
>
> > > > I am looking to use jQuery in conjunction with xVal for validation.
> > > > One of the cool things I though jQuery would allow me to do is append
> > > > an asterisk (*) to the label of "ALL" my fields that have a css class
> > > > of "required". The example below only applies the asterisk to the
> > > > first field.
>
> > > > How can I get all of the fields from my page that have a
> > > > class="required", find the label (previous element) for each, and
> > > > append some text (an asterisk) to the label for that field?
>
> > > > Example
> > > > ==
>
> > > > 
> > > > $(document).ready(function() {
> > > >            //$('label.required').append(' * > > > strong> ');
> > > >            $(".required").each().prev().not('input').not('br').not
> > > > ('select').append(' * ');
> > > >        });
> > > > 
>
> > > > 
>
> > > > LastName
> > > > 
>
> > > > Thanks,
>
> > > > Baum
>
>